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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-10
More Luck for Charles1on.

10 w, ,A,eHiNGroN, Feb. 9.-President Cleve.
,Jn ,u to-uay signed the bill Tor the cree
S'Vu oi public building at CharIeston.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Th~ Err sl,t froets put or when the in
frs e r1sias Old Says Harpers Bazar,
ra--a ips of white French nalnsook,
.r.-a.-.c.. l.fae- With draws work fhcrnstitcb-
me- -e.,tc- ~ brier stitching ard tucks
Cog, iy 1cr'' Bars and lcagt hwlss stripes
~ trs 1erus-itchiEx are prettily done in tho
wisa to-l ~ tHe skirt Bcltod waist muslin
dresses sge pur on rvell grown children when
O ~s1r oh. ard the-e. wifa the woke slips, are
r-rr, unsii tas chiisl i years old, when coli
cred err-r-rss are ussd.
ff-is1 erocks ara aiso charming dresses
f-- cniidren from - Z years OLD They are
made e. vEiie China silk. or OF cashmere OF
fr---' web +he.r fuliness "smocked' az The
EOS '-rr tte rcck 1owr almos, 20 tho waist
i-e. rlth f.etnrr s-irrhiug around the skirt,
cd t,rncd oscr collar. and the shocked
friG ci 10 -s.asrot sleeves. Tho smoking
ccasIsss ~ elastic scror,.ion plsats lof which
on'v tsa edges skov'. caught "a honeycornb
CT iamcrd hape by silk stitches. the stitches
r-T be Wsie, roso or bl,c, but the pure
ID v,ociv are prettiest. Three breadths
~ Chlca zlt attached - shoulder bands
l-c -c csc cf these little frccks
fsr-7 soft crovued bonusts q cashnsre
SIX ard v,lvst combined are worn BY chill
6rea ua.i-r . years. waite, brown, Suede ard
rsi exc tas lAvcrite goiors. chosen with ref
q s-e go tfa waItuT coat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The Persian lady is q good housewife. She
rises With the dawn, shs IL liberal in her
housekeeping, kind TO her sorvants--a little
pTotnSe, perhaps, but then living is cheap in
toe east The Keys of everything are in the
keeping Of the mistress OF the house, and she
Is usually exact in her accounts All the
vast stock Of conssrves and swestmeats, syr-
cps for the preparation Of sherbsts and
pic.sles IN endless variety aro either prepared
BY hsr owa fingers OF under her eyes Nor
does size disdain 70 b confcctiOner and maker
Of pastry As aveninS approaches-the long
ard elaborate Persian dianer being partaken
% among the upper classes by = sexes apar:
--sie prepares 70 entertain hsr husband. she
viii play 70 aim upon the luss or ha-monlca;
she VIII sing - him or read him 20 sleep With
poetry. or sue viii play with him az back
CANNON or cnsss, or recite 90 him long sto-
res IN the stvls OK The Arabian Nizats'
Whsn be j. sick she nurses him. and it is bei
pride % sss that his wardrobe u well sup
pied aud bis servants well clad Shc vii.
intrigue for him. piesd Tor high. and has been
known % de fer Am. Shs vii even carry
her comp zisancs - FAR as 90 fud another
vile Tor hssn. -Ss James Gszette.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The popularity II Peter Piper's Celebrated
peck Il g,ckisd peppers VII probably aevsr
waue a. 4 snare 70 catch tiss tonrue that
would fsln be sgiie. bat that iezt has fornid-
able rivsls The following short sentences. -
their satacr u7ai ai7toins. 10 vonders in batting
tire orissrY powers q speech.
csre nife esv gray br xsfe
The sec rea.afa Ard u suEfcelh us.
ssv sno8is snch a stspcig sash shabby stitches
sarwf
~f7srEr sfrr*nr.c STAT sfics
Cssss'ft slae.tor hrir sia7hc- = sioe.
Give Grn-es If7ls rreat al gi~ Zip
sarsh ia e staei sAoveed soft Snow slowly.
She sells saeiis
e1Ir ~ coffee b. c-rrer coy@e cnr
Sriishs spiTis azs< split rh.lips SIKH sisters
afth squirreis sxnL
TIE Lettn police srlisseth n
H. Fisk wishes - vhis< whiskT Yoath's
~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
a - - 80 pIr.
The Deposits eszF Eirk~eed kieh ~
Fe..lI. af t.xlons kisaa

TIE Ds f1e+ts sea- 1-4fa~9eA &@~-~ -
fssslls ~ y4xleus kissis
Bas. pe4hass. tks Axssage exesarsiealat Or
lot naysr asss act kas~ thas scar kirK seed
4 oas q ne szast Ezla4sls 8ePesits q s1aff
kzssn. What a. ,ssEs fFesa sae ra4sFoa1 =
The desp eus q "a siisi Foat - = Fss.its,
. s@Fiss 4 pifs. zaaEslng ofeas, stf@-zst
pala t1rogza 4eFss of water e.sA Ai.d eaia-
taioaPs n1its zna ssamps essgTosB SKA
sssIes anG cat tails "a tlHe tEs N19-s sec
gioa u ths SoaRtry viii preoaoiJ - se@l-sd
AM honsycou I'D - fAe depozst shows 40
slxas q s1halstion- Tie very dust of tns
sgoana = a.lea wiEa part.clus q ne mari.
ana tAs f9os xkcks On ia boards q L1s STA
Ll0a platform aEs srsea
The richest ayers ara oaly fss feet below
tie surface Il the grooat. and Il = readily
dag cut. Ia eolor i = q oiscksa Or gray
ish gFssn. AID IL apfears - Be soods sls cor
slslency Of ns1r Its principai uss % " iAaAAs
fsrtiizsrs Deposits q mari eEop 0as IN va
nous parts of Ns~ jersey, particularly In Ics
nslxaborhood Of Haddolaeli ssEse OF thess
are rieh ln f0,~ss---tBs oGs a. ALF2 wood,
howsver Is iess 50 than otnsrs Your core
st0udent was quite fyrtuaALe "a securing Two
squlrrs.s heads. a trsota, possibly sharks
ana several plsces q bona.
one OF the heads Is almost perfect and
shows plziaiy tie form ol tlls ears, g - and
noss Ths moash wzs intact, bat ~as acci-
denlaly srozen after il lad been dug out
TIE Lead appears as IL Is had been modelled
In putty and Is II tas salae Sray ISL tins The
other head has the ears broken OF, bus it
sho~s,i very plainly tAs hair on tne cheek.
The tooth : ca8pletely pstrl.ed, green
ish tings varviu. the dirty ivory brown. The
holioa il hile,l with green mari Tie pieces
% bone ars hard and stony, ons blt, which
looks Ike tooth or fragment q vertebre,
of tbs same uutty tiat a. the squirrels heads,
the others being srsenisa. a.! show perfectly
the spongy structure. the intelaoces hilrd
w.th particles q mari
few bones aud tli'ehitss, or Impressions
OF shsils, may DO found ~ any enthusiasts
ecker who viafs tie maj pl-s re neel not
expect to discover Anything ike the eror-
nous skeleton uaesrtael scmo s. ans ago near
Hsddouhei and nov on exhibition IA the
academy O. Nataral Sciences.
Mari i made up OF enormous quantities OF
lecompesed shells All q the eastern and
a3ailssn parts q SsW Jersey were once prob
asly lhi be- o. the sen, which latter, as it
retTestad. ls.I tlis calcaseoas dcposlt bsAiud.
Ihe writer I'D n0t lesrn how tie heads OF
aud animals. as squirrels, can,e - 30 iest IN
tie oceans OH Ued, OF whether tAsse fossils
were positively proved 10 be squirrels heads.
There IS 60 doubt, however, about the pieces
o. bone. Similar deposits Of mari have been
found on the Atlantic coasts of South Amer
ia and Africa. and K is known that the
present bed Ok tie ocean j. largely made up
of minute chalky shells: it would seem
iikely enough that the region Of peaches and
Watermelons was oncs the sporting ground
o. prehistoric monsters-COr Philadelphia
Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
A Nirht In Con,tantinonle.

Tie frs. tang that strikes ono about Con-
s.smiinc-le IS tae quantity ot windows. Tho
houses seem nothing but window frames.
Where We SHOULD think room well lighted
wi.h two or three windows, there viii be six
ia n row and 10 space in the wall between.
Tic second ptcgiia.ity, one for which the
traveller is prepared, is the multitude of dogs.
Is one walls through Galata, The seaport OF
the European division o. the city. tao dogs
nre living in the streets by the dozens They
are OF a woiash breed. and nocturnal in their
habits Ia the dsy time they lie and doze,
never taking aay Eoiice ol pedestrians. W 40
ar0 obi gel % walk aTulIli thef1 Is best tsey
raw, AZ niziis .aes re sa4a,to wake up AMI
t,so sssTage os TO ree lsr 10 seis,s ssss 20 ass
tl,eln- Ihsy bavc iisrea Aghts with each
esther slso. and hariiy a nig.lt passeG that ono
does nos hear violent hov.inz AID barking
from the quarters where they mostly congre-
cate
Ones slumhers are so often disturbed by
alarms Of Gre. Toe old part OF CONSTANT
nople is built entirely OF wood, and Gres arc
more frequent here than in sny other known
place. The Europeans consider the Turks as
trenl2llous thieves and capable OF oil iniq-
uity. and oppose the Turkish police il in
sufficient or inefficient TO protect the Euro-
pean quarter by night, for in Pera the owners
Of every two or three houses club together
and hire watchman, who all night long
walks up and down a very limited beat,
pounding with his stick upon the pavement
probably in order that II thsre should be a
burglar in the neighborhood he may DO
warned o; hts advsF.arys approach and have
time to escape 1t IS almost impossible to ac-
custom ones self 10 this continuous thump,
thunp upon the stones. Light sleopers have
a hard time OF it in Constantinople e-Cor
Spriag6sld Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

- Hoskfsr zssnd ~ Lake ner-snswaser er.
Eue,sad. sas s<.ln sssde its appes-zuce- =
esuse 81 - s7rfars e IRE water a v=sr r.
s1~e AZ aear r<stcrs. sfeer -uanp5sse sairssr-
slca rsr nawr's rsre- v@srs TIE e~uss = tas
pheaernsncn has as~sr s~ea @sss~<s<se>s.>< en-
,se@~~s---Eases<s SaN<1&
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

razla a--ries ere s5ovn IN colors 70
u1t-h al the prevailing shades Of wooden
casri-s ard coua rot only Ia the usual gal
'eer-. trt a'so ia separate Ea-n.tures for
rt 81 ar.l sllirs some 20 these have = nsili-
.trv -.frs ard s0pear in brandebourgs.
.r ea Shoulder ornaments. with
tslss rertant from bitcS hrsieis.
" l4.a slt a1f,i GA coiored closls or black-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

,r--f cet Has boccule n standard fabric,
s-i -. ~ te'rg used fCr cm-sazes ~ az
- ~ shaes aa1 81, e. Is nov being
rr- tr..r' nta recfcosez for next winter
go .t sate h-ht end earra. Some II
tcr sr tstr elaborate With euhroidsry
es tenz aaiiore1 and w04 ,d
nrmogute'l - border Il s.l4
rrrHr derry
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tle rs,Esl ''a. no'lel Is also ~ canvas ma
ter.-. fe fIrfnsa With crochet il has q
lrr-e ao ss- maize Of straight piece Of stuff
krl -th ~ ths apron. i- j. bemmed
s.c' re oser The lower edre and sides.
t.re .~a ragst iuto the ribbon binding of
fle ~-r-l IRE hrr, - she pockes IS .itceesl
r. ,srsf =. tsfstrisnsrfr r. -1 e-fsf sific Tti3
l'rlf. ta4- ttf pa ryr yecf srrcHc- ma
t. --lrrds a co1vcEi-ct arron FOR
tcrlt.ee 5rs 80 TzQr wAen eh0ut their work
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

- - IS c'0sel a. tee ado unflcr ons
. - .crarins the piastroa and or
nt.. Tta bltfons pgs ga IN Breton
te lsnd below tAa gathers az tho
e. raia yoke tae shawl collar and
a-a e-.lrlls ls.srs.l ln col3Fod siik Tho
ae .el Waisrhand b also smbsoi-
,a rfe road
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26

Sunday afternoon Jesse Grant. one OF
the tramp thieves who we're arrested At
Beowawe for a robbery, and placed in Jail
last week, WAS sent out in the jailyard for
some wood. Instead OF returning with
the wood. he scaled the prison wall and
skipped. In the evening he had made his
way down the road as far as the e. 4. P.
depot, and seeing q light in Superintend-
ent Gilman's private Office. and no one
being there at the time, went In and ran
sacked the entire Office, and picked up
everything available that he oonld carry
off. just as he got well loaded up, and
was ready TO take his departure. Mr.. Gill
man appeared on the scene, and the two
had q little circus. However, Gilman
held on TO the thief until assistance came,
and then sent to the Sheriff. Office for an
oficer to come and take charge OF him .
he was soon put back in the jail. where he
VIII not soon get another chance TO bring
In wood. The officers say that Grant 10 a
natural born thief.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
Meeting Of Trades Union.
SPECIAL TO THE s%xNrINRL.t

SAN Francisco, April 25.-City repre-
sentstives OF 81 Trades Unions assembled
yesterday in response 10 en- invitation OF
the c%igarmakers, TO devise . plan whereby
the interests Of trade laborers can be bes
advanced. The Credential Commission.
ersl report, which was adopted, recon-
mended the admission OF the "a delegates
present, and the exclusion of the five dele.
gates from the Council of the Federated
Trades Butchers Protective Union, the
German Butchers Union, and the Musi.
clans Reciprocal Union. The organiza-
sion n 10 be known Ms the Trades Union
Mutual Alliance, and will De governed by
IN Executive Committee OF fifteen. The
objecs ia TO assist all white workingmen
in their struggle against Chinese labor,
The following officers were elected: Presi
dent. Hermann Gattstsdt; Vice Presi
dent, W. Ayling; Secretary. Hamilton II,
Dabbin; F. Morgsuthaler, who was elected
Treasurer, declined to serve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
Reno's New Bank.

The Bank Of Nevada, with o capital OF
$500, 900, divided into 5000 shares of 500
each. was organized In Reno this morning.
Daniel Meyer, Of San Francisco; NJ. D.
Foley, of Eureka; George Russell. OF Elko.
M. e. Ward. J. N. Evans. A. Benson and
l.. Abraham, of Reno, we're elected Di-
rectors for the ensuing year. At . meet.
ing OF the Directors held this afternoon
nj. d. Foley was elected President; M. E.
Ward, Vice President; Moretz Meyer,
Cashier; c. 10. Powning, Assistant Cashier
and Secretary. The new bank will be
ready for business as soon as its rooms
can be fitted up.-Gazette.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
New school Law.

The following election law was passed
BY the last Legislature. and ia OF some in
terest to several of the school districts In
this county:
In all cases where there are two or more
school districts within the same election
precinct. where Trustees were not elected
by zach separate school district At the gen.
eral election OF 1886, there shall be held at
each of said districts an election for
School Trustees, on the second Saturday
OF May In each year at the schoolhouse In
each OF said districts. They shall be
elected for one, two and three years, re-
spectively, and their successors shall be
each elected for 8 term of three years,
and shall take their Office or the first
Monday In June succeeding their election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
Never Give Up.

II you suffer with asthma, bronchitis,
or any other disease OF the throat or
lungs, nothing can surprise you more than
the rapid improvement that will follow the
use Of Santa Able. II you are troubled
with catarrh, and have tried other medi-
cines. you will be unable to express your
smazement at the marvellous and i~nstanta-
neous curative powers of California Cat-r-
Cure. These remedies are not secret com
pounds. but natural productions of Cali.
fornis.' Sold by John 8. Cspron, Main
street. Eureka. Nevada, at 81 q package;
three for 50 So.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
Matrimonial.

The marriage OF Edwin woolverton and
Miss Martha Wright took place on Sun
day evening at 8 O'Clock, at the residence
OF the BRIDES brother. on Atlas Hill. The
oeremoney was performed by Rev. Mr..
Buck. in the presence Of q few relatives
and friends OF the happy couple. The
bride Is . sister to our fe~llow-towns-
man hoss wright. and IL well known and
nighiy respected by this community
Mr. Woolverton Is a young gentleman OF
good reputation, and a well-to.do rapcher
IN Ruby Valley. Mr.. aud Mrs. Woolver.
ton LETT ON yesterday mornings train for
their future home in Ruby Valley. Nav
their future life be n of eternal happi.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
LOCAL AND oTHER yOrs.
soraps from she Notebook Of she
sensinel's Reporter.

sensinel's Reporter.
Odd Fellows ball this evening.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver so 95h
A floral festival 10 In progress In Oak
land.
District Court meets at 10 o'clock thil
morning.
W. J. Stevens left yesterday for Unior
District, this county.
At the present time there are only two
prisoners in the county Jail.
Journal: Reno now has several former
| residents Of Eureka, aud more are coming,
Attend the Odd Fellows ball this even.
ing. II will be the grand affair Of the
season.
The Carson Tribune says the residence
of Senator Stewart was damaged 81, 900 by
| the recent fire.
The weather yesterday was fine, with the
probabilities that the late storms have
subsidized for awhile.
The century plant in the yard OF the
old Davis place, at Chico, il getting ready
to bloom for the first time.
Charley Bosko came in from Hamilton
Sunday night, aud was about town yester-
day inter viewing his customers.
We return thanks to the Odd Fellows
Ball Committee for complimentary tickets
to their entertainment this evening.
NJ. 8. Bonni6eld says everybody in
Humboldt county has the utmost con-
idence in Senator Stewards annexation
scheme.
More extensive irrigation schemes are on
foot in Idaho this year than ever before in
the history Of the Territory, and with a
better prospect Of being carried out.
In the District Court yesterday, 1t was
ordered, that in the case OF H. O. Fen
stermaker, that the time to plead be ex-
tended until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The live dry goods firm of Morris &
Levy come to the front this morning with
Q new two-column advertisement. Ladies,
read it, there's lots OF nutriment in il for
you.
W. R. Noble, OF Salt Lake. has been
awarded the contract for one year Of sup
plying the Shoshone and Araphoe indiana
with 500, 900 pounds of beef at So 70 per
hundred pounds.
At Chico, CAL, April 40. Prof. J.. M.
Woodman, Principal OF the Chico Academy,
was arrested on o warrant alleging that he
did u~nlawfully strike, beat and wound"
8 pupil ct the academy.
At San Luis Obispo April 90, Robert
M. WEIGH OF San Francisco, chief of the
League of American Wheelmen, arrived on
his bicycle tour through the State, and
left on his way 10 San Diego.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SAN Francisco, April 25.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commissioner decision,
suspending the fourth section OF the Inter
state law for rs days on the tr%ans-consi-
mental lines, has not yet had any effect on
freight rates. Freight Ia still being taken
on the tariff made under the Interstate
law. No change will probably be made
until Wednesday, when il is expected that
an order will be issued substituting the
old rsns-con tinental rates until the meet
ing OF the Trans-continental Association at
Chicago next week. At this meeting IL is
hoped a tariff will be fixed. The old
trans-continental tariff makes Q reduction
of rs per cent ON present rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
PaIlsade Hasa,

The restaurant attached to the Palisade
Hotel has just boon opened by Miss Lizzie
Pratt A irst.class French cool has been
employed. and the table furnished with all
the delicacies of the season. Special ao.
c~ommodations to travellers and families.
The rooms are large and airy, and have ali
been reftted and refurnished. A frat.
class hotel in every particular. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
TAYLOR AND THsREAB0UTs.
Items of Interest Clipped from the
white Pine News Of April 23.

Items Of Interest Clipped from ths
white Pine News Of April "a.
Hons. Robert Briggs and W.. g. Lyon
are expected mp from the bay this week.
The calendar tells us il Is hugging NJ
to May, bat the weather reminds ri
more of June.
Lots in the new town OF Ely are selling
for 500 apiece. Two good things abou'
them, they are large in depth and the
buyer has NO moutains to move when
building.
Mrs. Briggs writes from San francisco
that her health 10 still poor. being unable
to get out but little. Mrs. Yates has been
suffering from rheu matism, but ia improv'
ing.
Dick Riepe knocked the first persim'
mon in the new town Of Ely. BE has pur.
chased the Featherstone place. stables and
all. d commenced business yesterday
morning. Richard does it in good style.
We wish him unbounded success.
A Hamilton correspondent writes: We
have had quite a number upon the sick
list OF late, some of them quite seriously,
but most of them are improving. Among
them are Nelson Bush. also his brother,
lately arrived from the East, who had
gone TO work on the Jennie A mine, Mrs.
Samuel Liddle, Thomas Hagar, Capt.
Strickland and others.
Get ready boys; gather up your small
change for q trip to Hamilton week after
next. The Sheriff will be after you next
week to serve on %juries. 1t is not . very
pleasant duty. but one you VI your
county, Next term of Court YOU will not
have to go so far. Some people will then
have TO do their share of travelling, which
is both right and just.
Duff Brown, the mining man, who Ia
largely interested IN Osceola mining pro-
perty arrived from the Bay on Tuesdays
stage. Mr.. Brown has high hopes of the
future OF Osceols, but thinks the days Of
her prosperity would be much nearer il q
consolidation of all her quartz mines
could be made, and q wealthy corporation
induced to take hold Of the whole enter
prise. He has been working for that end
all Winter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
Change OF Base.

W. j. Smith takes pleasure in informing
the residents of Eureka and surrounding
country that bis stationery and business
is now located in the new Postofice build
ing, where q full and complete stock will
always be found, together with the latest
novelties at the most reasonable prices.
A full line of fine tobacco and cigarettes.
Imported Key West and Domestic cigars a
specially. With many thanks for their
pas. liberal patronage, he hopes to merit
a continuance of the same. 4
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ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.1

lsfkSlAL Az
SPOKANE FALLS, W. t., April 25.-It
has Just been learned that Thursday after
noon between 8 and 4 o'clock. q terrible
accident occurred on the Cascade division
Of the Northern Pacific. Four miles be-
yond Cheium the west-bound train, push
ing Q iat.car loaded with laborers, was
going around o curve leading to the
tr estle at q good rate Of speed, when 1t
ran into q hog engine which was going
East, tender first. The fiat-car crushed
half way through the tender, and crushed
up against the pilot Of the w~est-bound
train, on which were two men. The I'M
~fortunates were crushed to . pulp, only a
foot of one and the head OF the other De-
ing left by which to identify them. The
hog engine was knocked 80 feet. and five
men were killed outright, and one has
since died. The injured number 10 IL.
All of the physicians OF Ellensburg were
immediately sent to the front by Q special
train. and are rendering every assistance
possible. The scene of the accident, as
described by those present, beggars de-
| direction, and the neighboring rocks bear
| evidence Of fearful carnage. The accident
| was the fault of one of the trains. the
crew neglecting to flag as per orders. The
| dead and injured we're brought to Chelum.
| District Attorney Sawely has gone to the
| scene of the accident to make q thorough
| examination. There is no Coroner 10
| Kittitas county, so q jury will be impan'
| elled by the nearest Justice OF the Peace.
This is the first accident that has hap
pened In either the construction or opera
| ton OF the road.
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r

Jackson House-N. s. Trowbridge and
wife. Typo; Doc Holmes. Miss Lulu
Sampson, Mrs. G.. Sampson, Hamilton;
w. Phelps. G. Myers, city; J. Clendening,
Mound Valley; A. W. Olson. M. MoGregor,
Ruby Hill; M. Hartnett. Prospect Mount
ain.
Bureau Hotel-T. Flanagan. Wiscon.
sin; @. ]. Bosko, SAP Francisco; NJ. Jake
wish and wife, @. Williams. Duckwater.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26

In his stables al st. Petersburg the Gear
OF Russia maintains 500 selected horses,
as fine as there are in the world. Two of
these we're badly injured while drawing
the Cars carriage, under which the Mill
lists fred a bomb. They are now lame
and useless, but are stabbed luxuriously.
attended constantly by four grooms, and
b~lanketed with downy cloths Of quilted
aiIk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-26
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